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Oh god so that means this place will be a cesspool 6 or 7 times next year and only slightly less miserable the other times

Exactly-the article could’ve been written so much quicker by simply saying “i don’t really know so I’m going to choose 3 random positions and then LB because Edmunds is gone”

This is not an issue that’s unique to the Bills. Most teams (and pretty much all of the good teams) are in this situation-and the Bengals will be there once Burrow gets his contract. This is standard operating procedure for these guys. They’re paid a lot of money to figure this stuff out, it doesn’t concern me at all

The worst part about this schedule is that with all of these prime time games and 4:25 starts, Josh is going to be way too commercialized now!! *make sure you have read this with a very high amount of sarcasm

That’s really odd to see multiple 4:25 starts for home games

How many times do those of you who keep saying this need to be told you're wrong? The score was close, the game was not - this is such a laughably bad take. You know who else struggled with games they should have won? The Chiefs (in fact they DID lose to a terrible Colts team), the Bengals, the (insert whatever team you want)....does that mean that they're no good? No, of course not! Good teams win close games - style points don't get you anything. The Bills aren't going to win every game (no matter who they play) by 20 points and you need to stop expecting them to.

I think you’re way off on Hurts and Sauce. Hurts had one good year, he’s not seen as a top 5 guy. For Sauce, rookies don’t get ranked that high. The rest of those guys I see in the top ten though. First is an easy one, there’s an argument for several of those guys for second

So 3 division winner games (Chiefs, Bengals, Jags) and none at home…great

This is a weird take for me-designer clothes give the wrong impression? These guys have money, are they only supposed to wear Bills t shirts and sweatpants? They have literally months off, Josh has consistently worked with Palmer every offseason-going to the Kentucky derby in a suit or playing some golf means absolutely nothing for next season If you look at Burrows’s playoff stats, they’re almost the epitome of playing safe/scared. He averages less than 2 touchdowns per game, his yards per game is incredibly low-his big thing is he doesn’t turn the ball over. Last season was a rough season for all of those guys-it started in mini camp with the tops shooting in Buffalo. That team carried a ton of weight on their back the whole season, it’s easy to see why they were completely drained for that bengals game

See this is where all the uniform stuff shows it’s very subjective (and ridiculous when people argue in absolutes about uniforms)-I think Denver’s current uniform is a million times better than the old one, I like Seattle’s current one better, i feel Tampa and New England’s old unis are terrible… some I agree with you on, others I would change

So the Bills could’ve had the dude from Boyz to Men? I honestly have no idea if you’re being serious or sarcastic with this

Listen if you're going to incorporate zubaz, go full zubaz - make them the most obnoxious jerseys ever!! Well, maybe second to those awful Steelers throwbacks

I’m actually really surprised the NFL doesn’t allow teams to have several jerseys that teams can wear like they can in the NBA, MLB, and even soccer. The NFL only looks for money, and allowing teams to have several jerseys would bring in a lot more money. If the Bills had 5 or 6 different jerseys, you know there would be a lot of people who would go get 5 or 6 Josh Allen jerseys

Answer: No. to me that’s an argument made by older fans to try and hold onto something. It’s the same thing as when people say “when men played like men.” If he breaks the rookie record it doesn’t matter how many games he played. Elite athletes back in Ditka’s time had a major advantage that todays players don’t. They weren’t always going up against other elite athletes. If Kincaid breaks it now, he’s doing it against much tougher competition so doing it in more games kinda washes each other out

Mediocre? Did you say mediocre??? I’ll have you know sir that the Giants have Isaiah Hodgins on their team! I have read on here that he is an all world receiver and would have helped the Bills win not only the Super Bowl, but also the Stanley cup and the World Series if he was still here!! I mean sure he only had like 400 yards receiving, but those were a very impressive 400 yards!!

I wouldn’t mind Ngakoue but pass on the other 2. Murray doesn’t add anything that they don’t already have (i also don’t want to see more money spent on running backs) and I don’t think Evans is getting a spot over any of the current linebackers

It was a win. Didn’t matter if it was by 3 or 30, it was a win. You mention close Bills games, but fail to mention the several close Chiefs and Bengals games at the end of last season. I get what you’re trying to say (I think) but you have left out important details. Everyone wanted to see them play better at the end of the season, but it didn’t happen. As several have said, I don’t think the gap (if there even is one) is as big as you think it is

I guess I’m confused as to what you thought Beane was thinking then. Not necessarily frustration but it was obvious they need help on the line and with catching the ball. What direction did you think he was going to go?

I know I mean look at all of the offensive weapons the bengals and Chiefs have already picked in this draft!! 🙄

Why be a d+*k about it? You’re the one claiming it, prove it

People have said having Aaron Rodgers instead of Zach Wilson makes them worse??? 🤔🤔🤔

That is crazy! They had to send a 7th with him AND pay some of his salary??? To only get a 7th back? Can't even say "Yeah but they did win a Super Bowl" they didn't even win the Super Bowl with him! What an awful deal for the Rams

Wait, the Bills could’ve had Mahomes?!?!

I get what you’re saying, but I have issues with what you’re saying. Yes the game was rougher, but they changed some rules because guys literally couldn’t walk, heads messed up, quality of life, etc were so messed up after they played. We’re the rule changes also because offense sells, yes, but I have a real issue with people saying that ripping a guy’s head off sunning over the middle is “football.” No it’s not. They play a kids game-nowhere in the spirit of the rules did it ever say rip a guys head off when he runs across the middle of the field even if he doesn’t have the ball. Rules got changed because there were so many blatant cheap shots. And yes, players today are so much more talented today than they used to be. They better be, they train year round when. But you can’t tell me Bill Laimbeer or Rick Mahorn would be playing in the current NBA-they’re “talent” was they had 6 fouls they could use every game. Look, I love Jordan, but to think he wouldn’t be as whiny as the current stars is not realistic. Jordan wasn’t a good dude-he openly complained to refs all the time, he tormented his own teammates, by all accounts he was a giant piece of crap, but he’s an amazing basketball player…it just wasn’t as well known because of no social media. Again I get what you’re saying, but your statement and my counter is probably why it’s difficult I’ll to compare different eras

Why is San Fran 7th but Washington and Arizona are last even though there’s no percentage listed for any of them?